Am 13.03.2013 15:06, schrieb Colin Guthrie: > 'Twas brillig, and Kay Sievers at 13/03/13 11:50 did gyre and gimble: >> On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 11:29 AM, Colin Guthrie <[email protected]> wrote: >>> As I'm doing some initrd-less experiments of late I'm seeing an ugly >>> fsck message pop up on boot. >>> >>> In systemd-fsck-root.service I see: >>> >>> StandardOutput=journal+console >>> >>> which results in: >>> >>> systemd-fsck[116]: /dev/sda2: clean, 435608/1310720 files, >>> 3375994/5242112 blocks >>> >>> being output over the top of plymouth screen (and actually persists over >>> the initial gdm screen when it fades in). >>> >>> While I do get the point of showing this on the console, is there a way >>> we can make it silent in the "clean" case? >>> >>> Would this be something we'd need push down to all the fsck >>> implementations (i.e. support a -q argument or look for "silent" on >>> /proc/cmdline) or can we add some kind of fugly heuristic to the >>> systemd-fsck that silently swallows the output if it consists of a >>> single line which has the string ": clean," and there is "silent" on the >>> command line? >> >> It should be patched into the fsck tool, not to print "clean" or any >> other messages at all, when all is fine. >> >> I only think the ext stuff does that nonsense; just switch to btrfs. :) > > One day, but I'm still paranoid for now! > > FWIW, the attached patch seems to work for me, but I'm not sure it'll be > accepted upstream... The change is smaller than it looks, it just wraps > the log output in an if statement that suppresses the message when -a is > supplied.
so and what are you guys saying if i explain you that i WANT THIS MESSAGES bedcause I WANT to SEE /dev/sda2: clean, 435608/1310720 files it would be a much more useful work to patch systemd taht the progress of fsck is also displayed for the rootfs as also the fs-label instead only a cryptical UUID with no repsone until it is finished
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